Program Info. for Participating S chools The Problem Nearly 50% of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Program Info. for Participating S chools

70%

• f America’s teachers

assign homework to be completed online

5 Million

U.S . families with school-age children do not have Internet connectivity at home

This is America’s Homework Gap, and our Opportunity Gap!

Nearly 50% of America’s students say they’ve been unable to complete a homework assignment because they didn’t have internet access (at home) and 42% say they received a lower grade on an assignment due to lack of access.1

1According to a recent study from the Hispanic Heritage Foundation, Family Online Safety Institute, and myCollegeOptions

The Problem

1Million Project Foundation Mission

To help 1 million high school students who do not have reliable home Internet access achieve their full potential by giving them a free hotspot with Internet access.

The S

• lution

Program Benefits

Eligible, participating high school students in 1Million Project school districts receive:

• A free hotspot device.
• 10GB per month of free high-speed LTE data. Unlimited data is provided at 2G speeds if usage exceeds 3GB in a month.
• Free hotspot with internet access.
• Free Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) compliant content filter with every device.
• Wireless service for up to four years while still in a participating high school.

S urvey Results

Administrators

• 91% said students’ attitudes toward learning improved
• 90% said students’ homework completion rates improved
• 78% observed improvement in 1MPF students’ school attendance since

receiving their devices

Students

• 84% say it’s easier for them to complete more of their homework in a

comfortable, convenient, and safe place

• 74% say they’re more willing to work hard to graduate from high school
• 68% say they’re more likely to go to college

1MP Across America

• 226,

226,000 students connected

• 2,

2,000 000+ high schools

• 18

189 school districts

• 33

33 states

Impa mpact t t to D Date: e:

• 115

115,000 additional devices in students’ hands

Goa

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for

• r 20

2019/ 9/20 20 Scho chool

• l Y

Year:

“

[Alondra] has so much potential and we do everything we can for her, but getting the Internet at home is really expensive. Now my daughter can stay home to complete her assignments instead of staying late at friends’ houses.

“

Michelle Melendez, Parent of 1Million Project Recipient

What Educators, Parents & S tudents S ay

With the 1Million Project I’m able to just do much more than I was capable before. Now that I have the device I can just be at home and actually do my homework on time, [at a] reasonable hour and get enough hours of rest.

Marleni, High School Student and 1Million Project Recipient, Garey High School

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The 1Million Project is opening career opportunities and spurring creativity, learning, achievement and wonder. Its generosity will inspire hundreds of young minds this year and into the future.

Stephanie Baker, Deputy Superintendent, Pomona USD

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• Program

acceptance

• District Welcome

& Training Calls

• District to

complete Implementation Plan

Feb - May May - August

• District Holds Calls

with Schools

• Identify POCs
• Create Student &

Parent Program Awareness

• Survey & Identify

Eligible Students

• Communicate Portal

Log-ins

• Identify Shipping

Addresses & Dates

• Districts order devices
• Attend training webinar

August - October

• Prepare Devices for

Student Matching

• Distribute Devices to Pre-

identified Students

• Provide Care Support
• Promote Usage

S chool Districts’ Journey

Responsibilities

1MPF Responsibilities Districts’ Responsibilities

Provide devices and network access Agree to Terms & Conditions Provide training & support Submit District Implementation Plan Activate devices Participate in calls/webinars/trainings Provide device and service support via Care Identify district and school points of contact Provide data re: activation & usage rates Identify students Provide regular program updates & insights Order and store devices Provide community of practice with whom districts can connect & learn Quickly distribute devices to students Measure program impacts Encourage student usage Hold districts & ourselves accountable for results Ask for help when needed & provide program feedback Complete annual surveys

 Identify Points of Contact (POCs) for each high school  Provide program awareness to students by distributing provided materials

 High school orientation, parent teacher conferences  E-blasts and Robo-calls  District/ School Website Posting  Social Media  Posters (three posters per school)

 Survey students for eligibility  Attend training webinars which prepares schools for distributing devices  Coordinate with the district/school deployment team to ensure devices are distributed at convenient times for schools and students  Promote data usage with students

 Goal is to ensure students are using devices

 Provide device management support (training provided on this)  Provide regular communication to the 1Million Project  Complete annual student and administrator surveys

S chool Responsibilities

Visit the online resource page at 1MillionProject.org/schools-resources for general information, training materials, and resources such as template posters and emails to send to students and parents. If you have any questions, please call the 1Million Project team at (844) 573-5289 or email us at 1million@sprint.com.

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